The first pride march was held on June 28, 1970. Known as the Christopher Street Liberation Day March - named after the street on the Stonewall is located - the parade began on Washington Place...

The Malta Pride activities reach their highlight this evening with the Pride March, which will take place in Valletta. Over the past days, the LGBTIQ community in Malta celebrated the...

The Moneyval report published yesterday acknowledges that substantial efforts have been made by Malta to better understand the threats of money laundering but says that the country is largely failing...

The ongoing pre-budget consultations are clear proof of how much this country has moved forward since the change in government back in 2013. Prior to change in administration,   pre-budget...

The post 9/11 world came of age yesterday and the 18th anniversary of what was arguably the most gruesome terrorist attack in history was commemorated yesterday in the United States, in New York, in...

For the past weeks The Malta Independent has been carrying features showing photographs of public places as they were tens of years ago, and comparing them with photos of the same places as they are...

In Malta, Parental Involvement has been referred to in the report entitled Tomorrow's Schools: Developing Effective Learning Cultures (1995) as well as The National Minimum Curriculum (NMC, 1999). The...

I much enjoyed my two-week break in Cheltenham and the Cotswolds where the temperature is for humans and not elephants, as it is in Malta in the summer months. However I am looking forward to going...

Three of these four names are internationally acclaimed, one is an Oscar nominee, and another is a Golden Globe nominee. A Masterclass on scriptwriting in both television and film will be held...

Teatru Malta is now just a few days away from premiering Rinoċeronti, a Maltese adaptation of celebrated playwright Eugene Ionesco's absurdly hilarious Rhinoceros. Rehearsals are well underway,...